Looks good to me. Calculation is correct. Although you might want to add to #1 your description; that the width of the rectangle is the circumference of the circle (w = 2πr) and that you add the surfaces together to get the total surface area.
total surface area = area of rectangular part + area of circular parts
SA = 2πrL + 2πr²
I'm not entirely sure of your question, but I'll try to answer haha. If you're asking what the unit would be for a pair of gloves, it would still be in dollars. If you're asking how much one pair of gloves costs, you would divide the total number (29.45) by the number of items you have (5 pairs). Your answer is $5.89 for a pair of gloves. Hope this helps, but sorry if it doesn't!
3b^2 - x = -9b^2
x = 3b^2 +9b^2
x = 12b^2
3b^2 -12b^2 = -9b^2
hope this will help you
First option: correct. This is because angles WOX and XOZ are supplementary, so

Second option: correct. By the inscribed angles theorem, we have

Angles WOX and YOZ are congruent because they form a vertical pair; they both have measure 76 degrees. This means angles WXY and WZY are also congruent, since the interior angles of any triangle sum to 180 degrees in measure. Therefore triangles WXO and YZO form a side-side-side pair, and all SSS triangles are similar.
Third option: not correct. There is a theorem (not sure what the name is) regarding intersecting chords that asserts the average of the measures of arcs WY and XZ is the same as the measure of angle XOZ. This means

Fourth option: not correct. This is because arcs WX and XZ are not "supplementary" in the sense that they do not form a semicircle and their measures do not add to 180 degrees. We know this because it's clear that point O is not the center of the circle. If it was, then angle XOZ would be a central angle and its measure would be the same as the arc XZ it subtends.
Fifth option: correct. The theorem mentioned in the assessment of the third option makes itself useful here. We have

Answer:
Zelie should have divided both numbers by 14 to find the scale (2)
Step-by-step explanation: